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My father's cardiologist prescribed Razel Gold 20 and Dytor Plus 20 (among others) and he is taking the same for some time now. But due to COVID 19 all medicines are not always available in the shops. I had to buy Dyotor Plus 10 and Razel Gold 10 instead. Since this is a combination drug, is it safe to take two tables of Dytor Plus 10/Razel Gold 10 instead of one tablet of Dytor Plus 20/Razel Gold 20?
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Dr. Sanjeev Kumar
Cardiologist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Dytor plus 10 one in morning and one in afternoon
Razel gold 10 one in morning
Don't take two razel gold as two medication same and third medication 10/20 so any one is ok.
Follow above prescription
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Dr. Chander Mohan Mittal
Cardiologist
23 yrs exp
Delhi
It is ok to take two tablets of dytor 10 but you must not take two tablets of razel gold 10.
Instead buy separate tablets of the combination and make it.
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Dr. Naveen Chandra G S
Cardiologist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
No you can’t do that as Dytor plus and razel plus are combination drug. If you double it the other combination drug dosage will increase . You got to but the specific drug combination itself
Or else you need to break up and buy tablets
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